Google Patches 124 Android Vulnerabilities Including Active Zero-Day

The June 2026 security bulletin highlights a severe Framework component vulnerability that allows remote escalation of privileges. Because this flaw requires no user interaction or additional execution permissions, it poses a significant threat to device integrity. Google confirmed that this vulnerability allows attackers to gain unauthorized control without the victim ever knowing their device was targeted.

Beyond the Framework issue, the update resolves CVE-2026-21385, an integer overflow bug within Qualcomm processor graphics drivers. First identified in March, this exploit forces a graphics component to handle more data than intended, triggering memory management failures that grant attackers a gateway to sensitive information. While Google Pixel users receive these protections immediately, owners of other Android devices must wait for third-party manufacturers to integrate the patches into their specific firmware versions.